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Life Insurers Group Supports New ‘Principle-Based Reserves’ Method
Within hours after the National Association of Insurance Commissioners voted to approve the Valuation Manual for principle-based reserves, the American…Labor: Retaliation in the workplace
An employees claim of retaliation in the workplace used to be considered a throw in claim for relief in a complaint that was otherwise mired in underlying claims of discrimination or harassment.In a Supreme Court case that could decide whether a single rebuffed settlement offer can sink collective worker pay claims, former SG Neal Katyal of Hogan Lovells got skeptical questioning from court conservatives.
Antitrust Year in Review: The FTC at Full Throttle
This year was an active year in antitrust, particularly for the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC has aggressively pursued antitrust activity in the health care industry; challenged reportable and nonreportable transactions at a staggering rate; indicated a new desire to seek disgorgement of profits and restitution damages in all their investigations; and seen their full-steam-ahead strategy for increased authority under Section 5 of the FTC Act challenged by many in Congress and yet to see any blessing by the courts. 2012 was a busy year for the FTC in antitrust, and with the re-election of President Obama, their aggressive antitrust enforcement appears poised to continue through 2013.FJD Sets Out Employee Fact-Finding Over Traffic Court Report
In the wake of an internal report that alleged rampant ticket-fixing in Traffic Court for the politically connected, there will be two separate fact-finding processes for First Judicial District employees.View more book results for the query "*"
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The presidential election finally comes to an end, HP takes a financial hit and three more continuing cases in the newsDewey creditors can pursue claims against firm execs, judge rules
Many of Dewey & LeBoeufs ex-partners are safe from lawsuits connected to the firms demise. But that protection wont extend to three of the firms former executives, after U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn ruled Thursday that Deweys unsecured creditors have the standing to sue the trio for damages.Universal Studios sues porn company for “Fifty Shades of Grey” copyright infringement
It was only a matter of time before someone in the pornography industry tried to capitalize off of Fifty Shades of Grey, the best-selling Twilight fanfiction-turned kinky e-book that probably everyone you see on the subway with an e-reader is secretly reading.Trending Stories
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